Put screening in plain sight

ALCSI brings lung cancer screening information into the places people pass every day: airports, streets, transit shelters, and healthcare settings.

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ALCSI lung cancer screening information displayed at a transit shelter
13airport digital displays
176billboards across 11 states
50Las Vegas bus shelters

Screening awareness takes flight

In September 2025, ALCSI launched its airport campaign at St. Louis Lambert International Airport. Thirteen digital displays across baggage claim bring screening messages to travelers as they arrive and depart.

ALCSI advocate Suchir Ryali helped bring the effort to St. Louis. The airport serves more than 20 million travelers each year, giving the campaign a large public audience.

Digital lung cancer screening information above an airport baggage carousel

Across streets and neighborhoods

Billboards and bus shelters make screening information visible during ordinary commutes and daily routines.

ALCSI lung cancer screening billboard in Texas
Billboard campaign
ALCSI lung cancer screening information displayed at a transit shelter
Bus shelter campaign

ALCSI reports 176 billboards across 11 states and screening messages in 50 Las Vegas bus shelters. The billboard and shelter campaign has generated more than 94 million impressions and 62,000 plays.

Information at the point of care

ALCSI also works with hospitals, clinics, and health officials to put screening flyers and messages in patient waiting rooms. These materials make it easier for patients and clinicians to begin a conversation about low-dose CT screening.

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Lung cancer screening information displayed in a healthcare setting

Help the message reach further

ALCSI chapters bring screening information into their own communities.

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